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In a major milestone for India’s stock market, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) have overtaken Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in equity holdings for the first time. This shift highlights the rising strength of local investments as global uncertainties and changing investor preferences reshape the market.
Last week, the NIFTY with a marginal rise of around 0.05% and the SENSEX with a 0.32% increase, ended the week on a flat note. Though the markets stayed muted throughout the week with minimal fluctuations, a few stocks made it to the limelight with their recent financial results. RailTel Corporation of India Limited, or RailTel, posted a share price growth of 13% after announcing the financial results for FY2025 Q4. Let’s take a look at the company’s recent performance and understand the surging prices.
Corporate actions often create ripples across the stock market, impacting stock prices, investor sentiment, and even long-term valuations. The most recent instance of this effect was seen on 29th April 2025, when Bajaj Finance announced a bonus share issue, a stock split, and declared a dividend, making it one of the most shareholder-friendly steps by a major Indian financial company in recent times. What does this series of corporate actions signify? How are the shareholders affected by this move? Let’s understand.
India’s largest standalone health insurer, Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd., saw its shares fall by 4% on April 30, after posting a staggering 99.7% drop in net profit for the fourth quarter of FY25. The stock, trading at ₹384.7, is now down over 57% from its IPO price of ₹900, highlighting investor concerns amid rising claims and underwriting losses, despite broader annual growth figures. (Source: www.cnbctv18.com)
ODI refers to investments made by a country’s residents in foreign businesses, encompassing mergers, acquisitions, and the establishment of new ventures. For Indian companies, ODI serves as a channel for accessing new markets, acquiring advanced technologies, and enhancing global competitiveness.​

Initially, SEBI permitted AIFs and Venture Capital Funds (VCFs) to invest overseas up to a cumulative limit of $ 500 […]

Akshaya Tritiya 2025 is here, and gold is once again the center of attention. This year, the festival is being celebrated on Wednesday, April 30. Known as Akha Teej in some parts of India, Akshaya Tritiya is regarded as an auspicious day to bring prosperity and lasting success. While many people mark this occasion with traditional rituals, purchasing gold remains one of the most prominent customs.
Amid the usual large-cap movements in the market, a small-cap stock in the textile sector made waves on Monday, 28 April 2025. Vishal Fabrics Limited, a known name in India's denim and woven fabric industry, saw its stock jump more than 13% intraday following an acquisition update. The company listed on the NSE announced the acquisition of an additional stake in Nandan Industries Private Limited, a move seen by investors as strategically significant.
The primary indices of the Indian stock market marked a green exit yesterday, on 28th April 2025, with a nearly 1.2% rise in both NIFTY and SENSEX. Another index that joined the green bandwagon was the BSE Oil and Gas index with an intraday jump of around 3%. The index touched an intraday high of 26,551.71 yesterday and is currently up by nearly 1%. What factors caused the rally? Let’s decode
As global trade realigns in the wake of enduring US-China tensions, an unlikely but economically significant trend has emerged: Chinese exporters are increasingly partnering with Indian firms to fulfill orders bound for the United States. This shift, driven by strategic circumvention of high tariffs and supply chain recalibration, is presenting India with a rare dual benefit—rising export volumes and deeper integration into global value chains.

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